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Title: Non-planarity of hydroxamic acids. Structures of 3-hydroxyxanthine dihydrate by X-ray diffraction and hydroxyurea by neutron diffraction
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Acta Crystallographica Section B [0567-7408] Thiessen, W E yr:1978


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